Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-29

My Grocery Department is brim
full OF The choicest. ID. 5. X.
Mr.. Harry Clapp and wife, of Penn
street, spent Saturday aud Sunday With
| friends In Hur,le,on.
MIR. Dayid Ruhl, Of. Union county,
spent several days with his sister, Mrs.
A. J, llarter, of this place, the early
part OF last week,
Il. b. Frank, the enterprising
young merchant Of Reoel sburg, is in
Philadelphia this week To buy the win
ter stock of goods for Roser 4 Frank
Mrs. J. II. and Mrs ii. J. Kurzen-
knabr, bo;h Of Harrisburg, Pa, ar
rived IN town yesterday afternoon, and
are the guests Of Mr.. Jonathan llater's
on Penn street.
s. here Why sauce for the goose
shon'd not he sauce for the gaader has
made some men crazy. Not SO with
any man that shall d, eide to wear Calf
Boots for 81 80. hnught ut Musser's
shoe store.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES. -Deiningcr's book
store in the Journal building en- Penn
street is leing filled up with complete
line IL school books, tablets, sll les,
pencils. pens, Nc, NC, AID you will
find his place head quarters flor that
kind of goods. Call ut the Journal
store.
The quarterly meeting OF Brush.
valley circuit, which had been an
nounced for the lst and 2nd of October
has been postponed until the following
Saturday and Sunday, October Sth and
9th, as Presiding Elder l. M. Pines
finds it impossible TO be present mt the
time first appointed. ii. ). BAsoM,
Pastor.
The schools of Millhelm borough
will open the winter term of six months
next Monday with +. A. Foreman, as
teacher Of the grammer department, 4,
Mss McElroy, teacher of the Primary
school, and NJ. &. Gtphart ,of the Moth
street school. Parents should make il
Il point TO send thrir children from the
first.
Although the Union county fair
last week was not favored hv very pleas
ant weat her, the folks who were down
from this section pronounced the exhib-
its of stock, implements, and the hun
dred and one other things very fine and
were greatly pleased with the races.
Union county certainly knows how TO
get up agricultural fairs.
People wishing to send silver CONS
10y mail are often at u loss how to put
the silver up TO keep it from shifting
in the enyel.p pc. An ingenious way Is
to cut hole the siza of the piece of sill
yer In II card board, put the silver into
the hole aud use mucilaged paper on
both sides TO hold it In place.
David Miller, of Penn street, is
confined to the house 10y sickness, which
came over him very suddenly on last
Thursday evening while in the post-of-
fee. He was not able TO walk home,
but had to be taken home in a COP vey-
ance. We understand it is a severe
case of rheumatism. Frank Collier
carries the mail for him between Co
burn and Woodward.
"A letter from c. w. Weiser, Bur
bank, Ohio, to our townsman John II.
Musser informs him that his son,
James, who emmigrated from this place
n number of years ago and has not been
heard of since, is at present lying sick
at his (Weiser's) residence in Burbank.
James is on his road home from Alaba-
ma, and may arrive in town this week
vet. His friends here are anxious TO
hear his adventures and experiences
during'hls travels over the south and
west OF this country.
Mrs. James A. Keen, of Edwards
burg, Mich, is in on visit TO her par
ents, A. o. Deininger's, at Clarkstown,
Pa, and other relatives and friends.
She arrived in this place last week, ac-
companied by her two children, and is
spending several days with her numer-
Gus cousins. aunts and uncles in the
valley. Mrs. Keen speaks very favor
able of the west and enjoys splendid
health. ALI were glad TO see her. She
expects to return beginning of next
month.
The election of the General Confer
ence of the Evangelical church which
met in Buffalo, N. Y, last week result
ed as follows Bishops, J. J. Esher,
r. Dubbs, Thos. Bowman Publishers
of the denominational papers and peri
odicals at Cleveland. Ohio, Messrs.
Lauer and Mattel editor of the Bot
schafter, - Horn Messenger, s. z.
Spreng Magazine. e. A. Thomas !;
Epistle and Sunday school literature, j.
G. Hornberger Cor. Secretary, -
Heininger; Treasurer. William Yost.
Peculiar in the combination, pro-
portion and preparation Of its ingredi-
ents, Hoods Sarsaparilla accomplishes
cures where other preparations entirely
fail. Peculiar in its good name at
home, which is "tower of strength a
broad" peculiar in the phenomenal
sales it has attained, Hoods Sarsaparll-
Ia is the most successful me dicine for
purifying the blood, giving strength
and creating all appetite.
But for his lower limbs Alvin En-
tel, the little fellow, who some time
AGO was SO terribly used ND by the ac-